Tyres with directional asymmetric pattern

Directional asymmetric

— this tread pattern combines the specified direction of rotation with a different structure on the inner and outer sides of the tire. It's a more complex design, where one part excels at water dispersion, while the other aids in more confident cornering and maintaining speed.

Compared to the directional symmetrical option, this pattern typically offers more balanced behavior and is a good choice for powerful sedans, fast hatchbacks, and crossovers, where tires are expected to provide not only comfort but also more cohesive performance.

However, there is a nuance during installation: both the Rotation arrow and the Outside/Inside marking must be observed simultaneously, so such a tire can be mounted in the front or back, but switching from the left side to the right without remounting is not suitable.